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That's pretty much the way it is now, especially around teh Yew Moongate. I suppose if the red wants to lock himself in his own house, there's punishment for his crime right there, since he can't hunt or kill while he's in the private house.What happens if the red runs in a private house?
Again, if the red logs out, he can't be playing, so punsihment has been served, albeit in a different manner.What happens if the red logs out? Chances are good it will take longer to find the red than it does for them to time out.
This could be a problem I suppose. Not sure about the game mechanics of tracking, but I'm hopeful that the tracking arrow would keep track of that.What happens if the red recalls?
Since every player has a unique ID (I think), I'm thinking the system could handle keeping track of individual bounties. So the bounty hunter should onlyreceive the bounty that he/she signed up to deal with.What happens if the red kills someone else and a seperate bounty hunter gets him before the first hunter finds him? Does bounter hunter #1 get to res kill for his bounty?
While the bounty hunt doesn't necessarily have to be 1v1, the system should make it to where the bounty hunter or contract killer has to do 75% of the total damage against his target bounty to collect the bounty. The bounty stays on the target's head until he's been killed by the bounty hunter/contract killer.Does a bounty hunt have to be a 1v1 kill? If not, what if the bounty hunter doesn't get the kill?
I guess the people dedicated to becoming a bounty hunter/contract killer will need to get inventive. People on the boards complain all the time that UO has become too easy. He's your chance to make it a bit more challenging.How does a bounty hunter stay competitive in pvp when he has to have investigation skills?
Nothing. As stated above, the bounty is active until the bounty hunter/contract killer actually kills the target, or at least does 75% of the total damage to the target.What happens if the bounty hunter's target dies to a monster?
As stated earlier, this has little to do with the gold. It's all about the fun of the hunt. There are hundreds of ways to make tons of money in the game. Who needs one more? The little bit of gold you get from the kill is just an added bonus to fun times on the hunt.After we get past all these questions we have to answer the big one. Is 2 kills worth of insurance money really worth all the effort tracking down a red?